Waterloo Sunday School Athletic Association Forms Plans
The Waterloo Sunday School Athletic Association met with seven city churches represented. They arranged a basketball tournament and elected officers for the year: E. M. Rhodes president, W. D. Johnston vice president, Will Armstrong treasurer, and Jacob Bintz secretary. A Saturday 6 45 pm meeting was set for further matters.
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Waterloo Sunday School Athletic Association
Des Moines
Jacob Bintz
The
Waterloo Association
E. M. Rhodes
W. D. Johnston
Will Armstrong
Knights and Ladies of Security Ball and Meeting
A monster ball and business meeting were held by the Knights and Ladies of Security at Russell-Lamson hall. Twenty four candidates were installed, officers elected for vacancies, and carnival and bazaar plans for January appointed. About 200 attendees. R L Scribner opens new fireproof business at 619 East Fourth Street with complete plumbing supplies and equipment on display.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Russell-Lamson Hall
Order
Sentinel
Mae Warthen
J. C. Norris
Elizabeth Hayes
Mae Strongberg
Abbie Warthen
Wm. Mehle
Mae Tunnis
R. L. Scribner
East Fourth Street
Commercial Bank
Nue
Phumbing Finn
Accused of Cruelty Arraigned in Police Court
Ernest Ringler was arraigned this morning on cruelty to animals, pleaded not guilty, and the case was postponed to this evening at 7 30. Ben Eicher was fined six dollars for driving an automobile through a crowd at the waiting station on a street car.
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Ernest Ringler
Bun
Ben Eicher
City in Brief highlights and social notices
Eye Glass comfort comes from lightly fitted Eyeglasses. Buchanan next Majestic. Chas Tracey and Glen Rosenbaugh will visit Wisconsin and Minnesota after the holidays. First Brethren church women bake sale at Joder's Drug Store Saturday Dec 20. Mrs James Edwards of Cedar Heights visiting with sister Mrs Frank Stromgren 602 Vinton. Ascalon Commandery No 26 to meet in special conclave Friday with order of the Temple banquet and smoker at 6:30. Telegram from Rhey N. Cowin and Mayorette Hallowell note their Grand Forks trip and return to Waterloo late. J M Morisey of Dubuque Illinois Central district agent in city today. Mr and Mrs Roy Payne of Winthrop wedding trip hosted by G E Meserve, 614 Ninth St W. Payne is Mrs Meserve’s nephew. R L Scribner moves plumbing shop to 619 Fourth St East. East High Superintendent Kline to Nashua for debate judgeship. Master Mechanic Taylor returns from two weeks’ inspection tour via Fort Dodge Omaha and Sioux City. Washington ward school basketball beat Alcotta at East High gym 1 to 8. District fair plans progress with national fair association backing Waterloo project. fair likely in August.
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Chas
Tracey
Glen Rosenbaught
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ladies of the First Brethren Church
Joder's Drug Store
James Edwards
Cedar Heights
Frank Strompgren
Vinton Street
K. T. Ascalon Commandery No
Order of the Temple
Rhey N. Cowin
Mayorette Hallowell
St. Paul
Grand Forks
N. C
Waterloo
J. M. Morisey
Dubuque
Illinois Central
R. L. Scribner
Fourth Street
Kline
East High
Nashua
Rowley
George Beatty
Jay Ve Orsdal
Woodruff
Heddinger
Mr. Henderson
Hstherville
Lillie Frazier
Independence
C. Gunzenhauser
Joe Stary
Cedar Rapids
Shriners
Julia Delaney
James Reed
Oelwein
James Henderson
Mattie Spencer
Duncan
Mont
B. Beeman
Rockford
Ed Reed
H. A. Woolman
Brady
Floyd Mitchell
Center Point
Eva Brady
Ft. Dodge
Ezra Brady
Mason City
William
Co. W. van Oradel
F. F. Weber
Nevada
J. . Brady
Sioux Falls
Ohio
W. M
Eva Bentz
W. P
L. H. Beatty
A. M
Eva Beatty
Con
Julia Rosencrans
A. C
Eugenia van Orsdal
Sec’y
Lizzie Stary
Treas
Holman Lodge
J. B. Dingslevy
Mra
Hattie Bradstreet
Sioux City
the Brady
W. FB
J. R. Brady
Rowley Typhoid Illness and Local Notices
Rowley updates note George Beatty is homebound with typhoid fever and listcomings include visits, house sales, and relocations. Festooned with obituaries, Masonic and O E B S officers elected, and death of William Brady with detailed family records and funeral at Rowley Presbyterian church.
Readlyn Social Notes and Elmer Horsley’s Marriage
In Readlyn on December 17, E Meyerhoff visited Sumner over Sunday. Several locals, including Mrs. Fratzke of Fairbank and relatives Albrecht and Vanderwalker, connected with visits and calls around town. Waterloo friend Elmer Horsley wed Myrtle O’Hara in Flint Michigan. he formerly worked at the Maje tic theatre in Readlyn before moving to Flint.
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Readlyn
E. Meyerhoff
Sumner
Fratzke
Fairbank
F. L. Diekmann
John Berger
Aug. Wittenburg
H. Schroeder
Minnie Hargar
Chicago
J. E. Byrne
Waterloo
Mayor Y Vanderwalker
E. C. Stumme
Waverly
Otto Warneker
McDevitt
B. Biere
John
Oelwein
Miss Poock
Ed Friedt
McIntire
Van’s Orchestra of
A. A Mayers
Elmer Horsley
Flint
Mich
Myrtle O'Hara
Horsley
Majeatic Theatre
Last Days of Pompeii Photos At Waterloo
The most beautiful and elaborate photo drama since Quo Vadis arrives from Word Burger Systems. Taken from the classic novel, the engagement promises a gem of a love tale told in exquisite pictures. It opens Monday matinee at the Waterloo and runs five days with matinees.
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Pompeii
George Kieine
the Waterloo
Corn Crib Spoilage Bites Clayton County Harvest
In Clayton County farm fields farmers report corn in cribs molding and decaying due to continued warm, windless weather. Despite a bumper harvest this year, the county records its largest on record.
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Edkader
Clayton County
Finchford News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Finchford notes report families moving to Cedar Falls, visits to Illinois and Grundy Center, a pneumonia recovery, a Waverly caller, and a new birth. Woodmen plan a Thursday meeting to elect officers. A Saturday Christian church event at the Evens home invites all to meet the new minister with coffee served.
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O. E. Cassady
Grundy Center
George Davis
Charles Dorman
Jesup
J. Holland
George Sands
George Evens
Christian Church
Janeh
Weather Market Note from Chicago Board of Trade
Iowa fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change and winds shifting to southwest. Lower cables after bearish crop figures and better U.S. weather ease wheat. Rain in the U S winter belt aids bears. opening down 1 to 3 8, slight recovery. Sheep receipts 4,600. yearlings 6.00 to 6.50. wethers 5.50 to 5.35. lambs 6.70 to 7.80.
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Iowa
Chicago
Argentina
India
United States
Bur
Chicago Produce and Live Stock Markets Report
Chicago markets show butter unchanged with mixed dairy prices and modest gains for poultry. Corn dips on heavy new-crop movement while oats trend lower. hogs rise on strong demand, cattle and lambs mixed as buyers favor light steers and yearlings.
Grain Market Prices and Futures Across Regions
The Chicago grain report shows Wheat and Corn prices for No. 2 red, No. 3 red, and futures for December and May across months, with values ranging around 70s for corn and mid 80s to 90s for wheat. Kansas City and Minneapolis show additional wheat and corn futures, while oats and flour and grain prices are listed for multiple products.
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Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
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